Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1887-08-22

Lemon, chocolate. vanilla and bisque
ice cream. at Krell & Maths
Miss Anna Kirkpatrick has returned
from her vacation trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs q. A. Dusinberre, of
Larned, Kan, are visiting in the city.
While they last, white unlaundried
linen fronts IS and 80 cents at McCabe
Bros.
A. J. Little, of Buffalo Prairie, was a
welcome visitor at the ARGUS Office this
morning.
Mr.. B. Davenport is improving the
grounds at the watch tower and trimming
up the trees.
One of those Cobb Gem melons will
be Joy" though not forever to anyone
who relishes good melon.
W. G. Nickerson is preparing to re-
move his stock and family back to Otta
wa, ILL.,, bis former residence.
Superintendent Fl. o. Norton,o of Hamp-
ton, and Mr. NJ ]. McEnirY, of Osborn,
were at the Rock Island house today.
Parties and families upon short notice
with the best of ice cream and fruit ices.
and at reasonable prices at Krell & Maths,
If you enjoy fine luscious watermelon
go to F. G. Young's and get the Cobb
Gem. the finest ever brought to this
town.
Be respectable. Wear white shirt.
Bvy them at McCabe's. Help the boom.
You need only invest 1S. 80, SO or IS
cents.
Mrs. W. H. Munger and little Maggie
Munger have returned from pleasant
visit to relatives at Princeton and Pom
tac, H.
W. H. Steel, who came here Som
Wichita, Kan, for the purpose of attend
ing the encampment of the Rodman Ri
fies a. Springfield returned home last
evening.
Mr. Cornelius Perry, the new principal
of building No. I, has moved his family
to Rock Island and taken possession of
the house formerly occupied by Princi-
psi Reid-corner of Tenth and Sixth.
| H. Mann, manager of Evans & Hoey s
"Psrlor Match" company, is at the Har-
per, This excellent company shows here
a week from tonight. and it is their first
engagement for the season, coming direct
| from New York.
This morning McCabe Bros. placed on
sale twenty -three dozen unlaundried
white shirts, with linen fronts and cuff
bands at IS cents; thirty dozen better
material with reinforced fronts, linen
bosoms and cuffs, at 32 cent; and the
biggest drive yet, New York mills muslin
shirts at IS cents; cheap at 81.
Trainmaster Stanton. of the c., B &
10, is in the city inaugurating the new
arrangement for running of trains in and
out VI NUN IsidHu' uc uhhS iVuus
of Mrs Stanton in Rock Island will be
panied to learn that she is seriously i'll
with neuralgia of the stomach.
The central telephone office in this city
has been supplied with the new key
boards or aprons" the principal feature
of which is that each cord can b.
used for listening. doing away with thu
extra movement required when only ont
was so used and greatly facilitating thu
work of the operator.
| Oliver Olsen, Esq, returned last even
ing from his three weeks camping out ex
petition to the wilds of Northern Mich
gan and Wisconsin. He spent most O
his time in the woods and about tn,
numerous trout steams of the pineries, hi
only company during a large part of thu
time being an Indian half>breed guide
1t was most novel and enjoyable trip.
i The new morning paper made its ap-
pearance in Davenport Yesterday morn
ing. 1t is called the Tribune, will be re-
publican in politics and will try to fill
, the gap left by the gobbling up of thu
Gazette by the Democrat. There ough
to be good field there for morning
paper of strictly republican principles
and it is to be hoped the Tribune wi
! know how to find it. The folks who for
merly published the Chimes are behin'
the Tribune.